NEW YORK, Aug. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- According to Newsweek
Magazine, The Associated Press and AOL, "I've Got a Crush...On Obama,"
featuring Amber Lee Ettinger, was one of the most oftentimes viewed
political videos in America in 2007. After a special guest appearance on
Saturday Night Live and earning the #1 bit on E! Channel's "Hottest Women
on the Web" list, this viral vixen -- who originally gained ill fame for
her presidential candidate-loving performance -- is ready to evidence another
side of herself besides her character by revealing herself to the music
world as Amber Lee, the refreshingly real woman slow the aphrodisiac political
mockery. With a proven ability to incite the youth of America to take
notice of today's important political mood, she's excited to cause a
stir yet once again with the release of her low gear single, "Second Time."
Although Amber's office as the "Obama Girl" remains an active and
passionate one -- her upcoming appearances at the Democratic National
Convention prove to be a continued exposition of her enthusiasm for the
character -- she is excited to inaugurate her fans to her musical tastes and
talents outside of that persona. Silver Curve Records was among the first
to take notice of not only her talent, simply also her down-to-earth and
driven behaviour; quickly adding Amber Lee to their roster, and getting her
into the studio to prep and produce her soon-to-be-released debut solo
album. With her album preparations under way, Amber has focused on
showcasing her vocal talents -- beyond just her lip-syncing glory -- in
front of fitting audiences, including a recent performance during the
Pennsylvania Primary Election in Harrisburg, PA alongside "Crush on Obama"
singer and co-collaborator, Leah Kauffman.
"Second Time," which is now available on iTunes, was produced by Sky
Hardasmal, Tommy J. Baldwin, and Jonny Roszak for Silver Curve Records, and
highlights Amber Lee's sultry R&B vocals in a pop stupefy song that is
handily aimed to take over radio airwaves this Fall, as the heat of
November 4th (Election Day) approaches us. However, don't be surprised to
hear different styles of music infused in her forthcoming record album; she's
preparation to let her eclectic taste assume her music wherever it may, and that
may even admit her possess musical escort, as Amber is as well a skilled
alto saxist.
Ever modest, Amber Lee, who is already part of the new epoch of "internet
super-celebrity spawns," seeks to further that fame by initially releasing
her music electronically, keeping with the trend of her development online
supremacy. When asked why she has distinct to venture into the
always-competitive pop music industry at this time, Amber Lee thoughtfully
replied, "Most people live me as the Obama Girl, and that's merely part of
who I am. 'Obama Girl' is my character, and it's both a part and a cause I
love dear, but Amber Lee, the singer, is completely separate. I require to
establish that I have natural endowment, showcase my voice, and let people see for
themselves that I'm more than simply the character I portray."
When asked about their newest artist, a representative from Silver
Curve Records commented, "We recognised right forth that Amber Lee had a
exceptional rapport with audiences. Singing was a natural denotation of the many
slipway that she communicates with her fans." And to keep giving her fans more
of what they want, she's got a season filled with nightspot performances,
promotional appearances, the release of "Second Time" and her new
promotional video on YouTube which can be found at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LLZNSmb8_I which all lead up to the
outlet of her debut album in November, 2008, competently titled "Queen of the
Web."
For more information on Amber Lee Ettinger, please visit:
hTTP://www.myspace.com/amberleemusicnow or to download her first single,
"Second Time," please claver the iTunes Store
(http://www.apple.com/itunes/store). For interviews or any other press
inquiries, please physical contact Jackie Brook at AMP3 Public Relations:
646.827.9594 or Jackie@AMP3pr.com.
About Silver Curve Records: Silver Curve Records is a multi-platform
music label, specializing in radio- and dance club-friendly music. The
label takes an integrative coming to professional music careers by
providing artist development, music video production, multifaceted
marketing, marketing and vocation coaching to its artists and
songwriters. For more information, please visit
http://www.silvercurverecords.com.
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Tuesday 26 August 2008
Saturday 16 August 2008
Paris the new superhero?
Paris Hilton has revealed she is creating a new superhero based on herself.
The hotel heiress has been working with Stan Lee, world Health Organization co-created the Spider-Man comic books, to invent a character for a new MTV cartoon.
She said: "Actually, I've created a superhero with Stan Lee, which is based on me, and we're doing a cartoon correct now with MTV."
While Paris refused to divulge any details of the newfangled collaboration, she did reveal her ducky superhero power.
She said: "I'd love to be unseeable - that would be fun!"
Paris is no stranger to lending her name to diverse projects.
The 27-year-old beauty has her own perfume reach, a line of hair extensions, a footwear blood, and testament release a sports collection later this year.
She likewise promotes RICH Prosecco, an Italian sparkling wine sold in cans instead of bottles.
Paris - who is currently dating Good Charlotte rocker Benji Madden - tried her luck at singing when she released her debut album �Paris' in 2006, and besides attempted to display her writing skills with autobiographic book �Confessions of an Heiress: A Tongue-in-Chic Peek Behind the Pose', released in 2004.
Paris has asterisked in movies including �House of Wax', �The Hottie and the Nottie' and can presently be seen in �Repo! The Genetic Opera'.
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Thursday 7 August 2008
Mark Wahlberg�s Career Will Be Different Now That He�s Done �Max Payne'
The right Mark Wahlberg.
"I remember The Happening had just came out and I walked into the editing room with it, the looping stage with John [Moore, director] and he showed me some shit and I was just fucking screaming with excitement. I was so happy that my career was saved. My life, my credibility, my ability to walk down the street was in a hood again � I was fucking screaming at the top of my lungs for like five fucking minutes." �Mark Wahlberg compares the video-game adaptation Max Payne to The Happening [Moviehole]
"If you ask Judd [Apatow], he sees this as an anti-weed movie. I don't know what movie he's watching. I can't imagine any outcome for this movie other than people watching it and wanting to smoke weed." �Seth Rogen on Pineapple Express [A.V. Club]
"The whole time Bob and I were doing Full House, he was also hosting America's Funniest Videos. His entire job consisted of saying 'Take a look at this,' which is what he used to say to Mary-Kate in her dressing room." �John Stamos, roasting Bob Saget [USAT]
"If this record doesn't sell, I'm kind of screwed. I don't know if I can ever do this again � this might be my last record if it doesn't get some attention or doesn't pay off in some way. Now I'm just hoping I can get some choice licenses � I'm actually praying to get my song on a car commercial or something � movies or TV. That's the only way for someone like me to make music these days." � Juilana Hatfield hopes that the iPod marketing people are listening [PopMatters]
"It's just silly because � the way people are talking about it you'd think it was � a Bertolucci movie or something. People are saying, 'It's Woody Allen's steamiest movie.' I'm thinking, 'Woody Allen's steamiest WHAT'?" �Scarlett Johansson hasn't seen the trailer to Vicky Cristina Barcelona [AP via Yahoo]
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